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legendary
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October 03, 2014, 09:05:24 PM

that's a joke.  i've been railing on him about that.
legendary
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October 03, 2014, 07:29:16 PM
legendary
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October 03, 2014, 06:54:08 PM
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* Rewards points are ~1%.
* Using bitcoin at gyft.com gives you 3%.

Winner: BITCOIN.

And how many percent did Bitcoin fall JUST TODAY? Cheesy
Saved for future reference.

You need a hand with the math?

I plan on living about 100 years, so looking at the daily ups/downs of any of my assets is just noise. My USD holdings drop several percentage points virtually every single year. For my bitcoin holdings, 2010, 2011, 2012, and 2013 have been amazing years. 2014 is an outlier. Talk to me again in 2024 and we'll compare USD to BTC.
sr. member
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October 03, 2014, 06:19:11 PM
If you believe it and hold gold but want to stay in the precious metal game, you sell the gold for silver.
The silver gold ratio is higher than most any time in history, and this would be a good time to take advantage.  If PM prices go up, silver will be expected to go up more by %.

Or you could just buy bitcoin.
Silver is not gold. How much silver do central banks hold?

FNG, you are making NL's point for him.

Silver is at a ridiculous 70:1 ratio vs gold precisely because it has been completely (while gold has only been partially) demonetized.

When silver is re-monetized, and central banks revert to the norm of buying/holding it in their reserves, the ratio will fall towards the historic average of 16:1.

The Canadian Mint has some very cool new 10oz bars with anti-counterfeiting features.  I'm sorely tempted to buy some, but I know Dr. Cypher would never forgive me!   Grin

Cypher is a forgiving person and having all your eggs in one virtual basket is always risky. Smiley

I read a quote from Eric Sprott the other day that silver from a mine delivered costs $22-25 per oz, with some caveats like recycled silver and silver produced as a by-product of other mines. I'm guessing gold is in a similar situation. Physical PM sales in September were double that of previous months and the sales came from existing stock because the production of coins at places like the US mint is below current demand. But in the PM arena physical demand/supply has no bearing on the paper price. Apple purportedly makes 20-30% profit on each iphone. If they were taking a 20% loss per unit then either Apple would go broke or they would have to raise the price. It would be logical to think that PM miners will need higher prices or face going broke but logic also doesn't play a huge part in financial markets these days. Either way, you could make a reasonable case for silver right now imo.
legendary
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Crypto is the separation of Power and State.
October 03, 2014, 04:32:14 PM
If you believe it and hold gold but want to stay in the precious metal game, you sell the gold for silver.
The silver gold ratio is higher than most any time in history, and this would be a good time to take advantage.  If PM prices go up, silver will be expected to go up more by %.

Or you could just buy bitcoin.
Silver is not gold. How much silver do central banks hold?

FNG, you are making NL's point for him.

Silver is at a ridiculous 70:1 ratio vs gold precisely because it has been completely (while gold has only been partially) demonetized.

When silver is re-monetized, and central banks revert to the norm of buying/holding it in their reserves, the ratio will fall towards the historic average of 16:1.

The Canadian Mint has some very cool new 10oz bars with anti-counterfeiting features.  I'm sorely tempted to buy some, but I know Dr. Cypher would never forgive me!   Grin
hero member
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October 03, 2014, 04:13:30 PM
Can anyone speculate as to what has been up with all the dumping?  Where are all these coins coming from?

this for one.  i just hope these derivatives exchanges aren't allowing naked shorting:



To be fair 11k is nothing compared to the entire float.
legendary
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October 03, 2014, 04:05:35 PM
I had not yet come across Bitcoin in 2011, but imagine it's starting to feel a lot like it did in late 2011.
legendary
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October 03, 2014, 02:24:08 PM
Can anyone speculate as to what has been up with all the dumping?  Where are all these coins coming from?

this for one.  i just hope these derivatives exchanges aren't allowing naked shorting:

sr. member
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Who cares?
October 03, 2014, 02:04:55 PM
Can anyone speculate as to what has been up with all the dumping?  Where are all these coins coming from?
sr. member
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Who cares?
October 03, 2014, 01:03:18 PM
Get ready for the oncoming storm, BTC is about to sky rocket, will hit $5k in 2015 (I'm serious)

 Roll Eyes

While I would give it low single digit percent chance of ever materializing there is still time before the storm.


Hence the ---->  Roll Eyes
legendary
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October 03, 2014, 12:56:47 PM

Quote from: article
While Bitcoin has issued $6bn worth of currency since it launched five years ago...

 Roll Eyes
legendary
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October 03, 2014, 12:52:37 PM
Get ready for the oncoming storm, BTC is about to sky rocket, will hit $5k in 2015 (I'm serious)

 Roll Eyes
You don't want too peak to early, that's not fun. Here is a scenario:
Fear of the unknown drivers the herd. Ebola is a new fear catalyst, while health care workers take precarious to avoid infection at one stage 10% of those infected were health care workers.

Now take a currency note infect it with Ebola (or just promote the idea that it could be) put it in the wild (the economy) and tell people to pass it around (or let them know if they do they will be at risk of Ebola)

Then come in with a solution. See The benefits of getting rid of cash: http://youtu.be/BZW3s9-9Hgg -

Two take aways
1. The abolishing of cash address the fear of Ebola epidemic speeding from person to person (dirty flat)
2. Negative interest enables the central planned economy total control.

The next thing to go to the moon will be Bitcoin and alts.
If the scenario above plays out the storm to hit Bitcoin will be unreal.

While I would give it low single digit percent chance of ever materializing there is still time before the storm.
legendary
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October 03, 2014, 12:21:41 PM
despite the bounce in the Dow today, yesterday should count as the short term bottom for this cycle.  the real question is how high this bounce can go?  we'll still get a weekly/intermediate term sell signal by the end of the day today.  right now, this is the most interesting chart for me, as it will tell us whether or not the US has managed to pull off the impossible; permanent Nirvana based on money printing.  i still seriously doubt the thesis that the stock mkt can keep going up forever in the face of a rising USD.  most of the USD's pumped into it represent debt and no leveraged trader wants their USD debt value increasing at the same time their stocks rise.  i expect the Dow bounce to fail to exceed the high of 17350, or even if it does get over the top it will be temporary.  we'll see.  this is the greatest stock bull mkt of all time.

Bull is just too strong.. .look for a sell the top on usdx (short term) and buy equities like no tomorrow. The USDX top (gold bottom) has been hinted at during asian session few nights ago... ofcourse smart money always knows ahead of time what the news is.
sr. member
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Who cares?
October 03, 2014, 12:13:19 PM
Get ready for the oncoming storm, BTC is about to sky rocket, will hit $5k in 2015 (I'm serious)

 Roll Eyes
legendary
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October 03, 2014, 10:34:02 AM

Well .... art is overvalued. Especially those artworks made by the most famous of artists. I'll take a double spend (copy Wink any day.

I don't want a copy of a Bitcoin Wink
Picasso figured or it out or so I read he would draw something on the back of his cheques he he used to pay at restaurants, the results is the cheques were never cashed.

All in all art is always appropriately priced, it depends on ones disposable income and value system.
legendary
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The revolution will be monetized!
October 03, 2014, 10:22:54 AM
Since gold rises when the world goes to war, I'm still bullish on gold in the 10 year time frame. There is a lot of political instability today. That hurts fiat and increases the likelihood of conflict.

"Smithers, war has broken out. Begin hoarding and profiteering!"
-Mr. Burns
hero member
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October 03, 2014, 10:18:56 AM
Get ready for the oncoming storm, BTC is about to sky rocket, will hit $5k in 2015 (I'm serious)
legendary
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October 03, 2014, 09:37:48 AM
despite the bounce in the Dow today, yesterday should count as the short term bottom for this cycle.  the real question is how high this bounce can go?  we'll still get a weekly/intermediate term sell signal by the end of the day today.  right now, this is the most interesting chart for me, as it will tell us whether or not the US has managed to pull off the impossible; permanent Nirvana based on money printing.  i still seriously doubt the thesis that the stock mkt can keep going up forever in the face of a rising USD.  most of the USD's pumped into it represent debt and no leveraged trader wants their USD debt value increasing at the same time their stocks rise.  i expect the Dow bounce to fail to exceed the high of 17350, or even if it does get over the top it will be temporary.  we'll see.  this is the greatest stock bull mkt of all time.
legendary
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October 03, 2014, 09:28:28 AM

beat me too it.

yeah, it should happen.
legendary
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October 03, 2014, 09:26:22 AM
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